It's easy to use, and for basic things like moving and copying files, it's adequate. Your only defence against hard disk disharmony is a powerful file management utility which, Windows Explorer isn't. bak extensions digitally reproduce themselves, soaking up gigabytes of space, so that one day, when you least expect it, your hard disk is completely full. It's flabby with digital scraps whose greatest desire is to become a form of data soup. In fact the average hard disk isn't really hard. Just drag this icon across the screen and pop it here, or maybe there, it suggests, and everything's as neat as a pin. Microsoft's housekeeping utility encourages you to regard your hard disk as a well-ordered filing cabinet, full of neat little folders and tidy files.
Bleeding Edge blames it on Windows Explorer.
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